Truth about Loyalism

[BeornWulfWer]

I think the true face of Loyalism is just the same as the true face of Republicanism.
You pick one side, they will pick another.
In this case, one has picked Israel, the other Palestine.

[Delbáeth]

Originally Posted by BeornWulfWer

I think the true face of Loyalism is just the same as the true face of Republicanism.

Elaborate please?

You pick one side, they will pick another.
In this case, one has picked Israel, the other Palestine.

Support for the Palestine struggle in the Republican movement isn't a reaction to Loyalist/British Israelism nor anything new.

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by BeornWulfWer

I think the true face of Loyalism is just the same as the true face of Republicanism.
You pick one side, they will pick another.
In this case, one has picked Israel, the other Palestine.

The people shown in the article starting this thread are just the last dregs of leaderless and jobless lumpen-proletarians engaging in drug deals and obsessed with football rivalries. I agree, the bunch on the other side of the fence aren't much better.

[M.R.]

Originally Posted by BeornWulfWer

I think the true face of Loyalism is just the same as the true face of Republicanism.
You pick one side, they will pick another.
In this case, one has picked Israel, the other Palestine.

Sure, it's just that one fights for a just nationalistic cause and the other for occupation of foreign lands. They both picked the right choice.

[Susi]

And one picked bombers and the other picked military oppression.

[BeornWulfWer]

Originally Posted by Delbáeth

Elaborate please?

There isn't much to elaborate upon. It just seems to me, as an Englishman, that both sides are just as bad as each other.
It almost seems as if one side chooses the other side of the coin just to continue the divide and conflict.

I know that could be a gross misrepresentation of the whole picture though.

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by M.R.

Sure, it's just that one fights for a just nationalistic cause and the other for occupation of foreign lands. They both picked the right choice.

Like Jacques Chirac said "you missed an opportunity to remain silent". I really couldn't care less what you think of Ulster Presbyterians.

Stick to your own knitting or cultivate your own garden; the choice is yours.

[Susi]

Originally Posted by BeornWulfWer

There isn't much to elaborate upon. It just seems to me, as an Englishman, that both sides are just as bad as each other.
It almost seems as if one side chooses the other side of the coin just to continue the divide and conflict.

I agree wholeheartedly with this.

[M.R.]

Originally Posted by Errigal

I really couldn't care less what you think of Ulster Presbyterians.

And yet you did care enough to write this reply.

[Delbáeth]

Stay on topic..

[M.R.]

As for me caring about this issue, I care about it as much as I care about any other European Catholics, if I wouldn't care I wouldn't be on this forum anyway and would rather be disscusing issues concerning my country only.